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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-18
Walker Snyder's Remains.

HARTFORD CITY, Dec. 1.-THE report telgraphed
from this city that the body of John Owen Snyder
the walking man, had been taken or stolen from its
grave in the cemetery, Albany. Ind. has proven
to be hoax. The body not taken but friends
fearing that such might be the case concluded to put
it in a more secure place Accordingly j. B. Nc
Kinney, wellknown gentleman residing at Fairview
Ind, who is also brother-n-law of the deceased
to the expense, last Tuesday, of having the
body exhumed and removed to Fairview, where it
encased in iron sket and reburied The
casbet weighs several hundred pounds, and it would
be small task for graverobbers to get at its CON
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TiDtOn.

Lewis Krtley has returned from Kansas Miss
Emma Nelson is visiting at Oberln, o. Miss
Ella Thomas went to indianapolis this week whore
she will remain for time Russell Meeker of
Fort Scott. Kan, is visiting his PARENTS John
Finan. who has been at Hutchinson, Kan, for the
wife have returned from Anderson. Mrs. B. T.
Willis is visiting her daughter at Xenia Ind. this
week Capt 81. Montgomery, of Missouri, is here
visiting relatives.
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Knightstowu,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson, of Morristoyvn who
have been visiting relatives here have returned home
- Miss Louie Breckenridge gave an enjoyable re-
ception at her homo Friday evening Miss Min
ME Reeves of Columbus will spend the holidays with
friends here Mrs. Orvie Trueblood started last
week 70 join her husband in Kansas City. The
knightstown Dramatic Company will give enter
tainInent in Bells Hall on Dec 90 A number of
cur young people attended party given at Wilkin-
son on Saturday evening The trustees of the
Soldiers Orphans Home making preparations to
dedicate the new buildings Feb IS and will give
q grand party in the evening.
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Charleston.

Miss Dora Haer is visiting in Peoria. - Mrs Amy
Roberts, of Terfe Haute, is a guest of Charleston
friends. - Mrs. VIII Stoddert and Mrs. V X. Curd
entertained number of lady friends Wednesday
afternoon Miss Mary Junkins has gone to Hinore
Ark, to reside with q brother Mrs Mslse Gordon
of Metamora. Ind, is guest of Major Peyen and
family Elder G. k. Berry and wife viii dert
for Helena, NJ. T. Miss Ozeta Wheatley, of Hines
boro, is guest of Mrs. Geo. Weye:h. Lous Cook
of Rich Hill, Mo. is the guest of Observation-Disclosures
" Miss Nellie Wright entertained her rouES friends
witt party last Saturday evening. Mis- Mollie
Hanks has returned from Pemitytown. ". rs.
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Damages for Malpractice.
s,ecia, to the Indianapolis journal


VINCENSEs, Ind. Dec 1.-THE jury in the dam
,ge suit of Wooden Warren for malpractice
brought in verdict this morning of $500 for plant
if. Some time since Woodan had a leg broken and
the same set by DIR. W. @. Warren. Woodau al
leges that the operation not properly done and
sued for So 600.
Encouraged by Woodalrs success farmer has Just
brought suit against another city physician for dam
ages for surgical malpractice. The papers will be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-18

Miss Anna Constant returned to her home in Peru
yesterday
Mr.. Sam. Miller has returned from College to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Allen Sammons will go to New York this week
to make a visit.
Col JEFF K. Scott of Martinsville visited friends in
the city yesterday.
Miss Rose Foster is home from Vassar COLLEGE, 70
spend three weeks
Mrs. Byron Jennings, of Franklin, visited friends
In the city Yesterday
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bull of Quincy H. are the guests OF
Dir. and Mrs. John @. Wright.
Miss Boyd, of Louisville. is expected on Tuesday to
spend the holidays with the Misses Dryer.
Miss Lutte Blish returned to her homo in Seymour
after few weeks visit with Mr. seIlsIs family.
Miss Lizzie o. Calls, State Librarian went on a
short visit to her home at Martinsville yesterday.
Mrs s. A. Hibben and daughter, Louise leave on
Monday to spend the winter in southern California
Samuel o. Bayless, of franklin was admitted to
practice IN the Superior Court of this county yester
Miss Nellie Taylor leaves for the East tor orror
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Hildebrand the latter formerly
Miss Carrie Gall, expected home from their wed.
ding trip the last of this week.
Mrs 4 NJ. Morse, of Kansas City, is spending the
holidays with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Sells,
who will soon 20 to California
Miss Ora Voris of Franklin and Miss Jessie Nor
gan of Trafalgar neice and sister Mrs J. J. Cole
viii spend the holidays with Mrs. Cole.
Theodore r. McF'erson ex-postmaster of Evans
vile. is spending Sunday with Treasurer of stats
Lezncke, while route to Washington, D. c.
Miss Alice Summers, of Louisville, win remain the
guest of Miss Mary Hanson until Thursday when she
viii go to Miss Sallie Vajen's to make a visit.
Mrs @. j. Wh.tridge returned hom Friday even
ing from 81 Paul Mimi, " here she went FIVE weeks
proved. -
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Baldwin have becn ob,tced -
postpone indefinitely their contemplated California
trip, owing to the serious i'll health of their daugh
SAnitarium. A
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Winchester.

Misses Jennie and Alice Henderson will leave to-
day for weeks visit with their sister Mrs
Clenny of Dayton. o. Mrs w. N. Kemp and
daughter Esta visiting relatives in Chicago Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Ross and Mrs. Emma O'Harra at
tended the funeral of their cousin. Miss Caroline
Norman, at Fountain City, Thursday Mr. John
Baird and two sisters attended the wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs Nate Butterworth of Rich.
mond, Friday evening. Miss M. Martin, of Bryant,
Ind is visiting thefamilies of Misses Lynch and Vo
taw.- Miss Ida Botkn returned Saturday from
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New Castle.

N. L. Bundy and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Ell
Lott attended the Jones Elliott wedding Cambridge
City. on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Mil1ikan
visited at Hagerstown last week. : Lew Crawford OF
Indianapolis the gnest of friends here last
- DIR. Melville Johnson Richmond visited relatives
here last week Mrs. L. A. Williams was the guest
OF friends in Shelbyvllle Sunday Mrs Emma
Sparks and Mrs. James Brown, OF Richmond, were
guests of Mrs. Julia Loer last week Prof Samuel
Tracy. of Richmond. visited his brother D. A Tracy
and family last week A D. Ogbo-n and j. C.
Booze were at Cambridge CITY and richmond on
Wednesday. Lee Pitman, of Cambridge City was
the guest of New Castle relatives several days this
week Miss Armstrong, of Wabash, is the guest of
Mrs. p A. Hess.
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The Aucusttne Caae

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LA PORTE, Dec. 17.-Henry Augustine was refused
bail to-day by Judge Noyes. before whom habeas
corpus proceedings instituted by his attorneys
and the prisoner will have remain in CUSTODY until
the February of Augustine recently
completed Eve years sentence for numbering his
cousin, and is charged with killing his uncle
The is attracting much attention here and he
court-roo was crowded to-day
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-18
A NIiner,a Tarrihle Fall
Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal

Special 70 the Indfanapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. 17.-Wn. Dillman en-
ployed in the Firstavenue coal mines today fell from
the cage of the shaft to the bottom of the pit dis
lance of go feet. He picked mp dead and horri
bly, mangled His anxiety to get out of the cage be.
fore it came to a standst caused the accident He
was single, and 81 years of age.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-18
G. A. *. Dedication.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS journal.
DANA, Ind, Dec. 16.-The G.. A. r. post to-day
dedicated its new hall Department Commander Ira
j. Chase master of ceremonies, delivered stirring
address. Comrade James Hasty, of the Seventy
third Illinois, who planted the first flag Missionary
prisoners of Songs, experiences, etc., were
the order of the day. Six posts represented.
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Eleven for Conviction.
e Indianapolis JournaI.

cpeCidI IndIanaDoIIS JOURNAL.
SEYMoU r. Ind, Dec. Ill is twenty-fouT hours
since the jury in the case of the State of Indiana
against Ed. Rice. Chas. Stewart and George Mason
the confidence retired for elaboration and they
have not yet returned verdict Upon the first vote
the jury stood nine for conviction. Tonight the Jury
stands eleven for conviction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-18

Miss Hattie Shoaf is spending few days with rel
atives in Chicago. Miss Bird Atkinson will spend
the holidays with relatives in Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs George Atkinson of ST. Paul, visiting rela
tives in this city Miss Esther Levings is receiving
medical treatment in Indianapolis Mrs. c. W.
Hubbard left Thursday, for California, to spend the
winter Pope Without left Thursday for Chicago to
spend the holidays Mrs. Dr. STAFFORD of Terre Haute,
has been visiting Mrs. A. Y Trogdon this week..
the guest of her mother Mrs. Nancy Shoaf Mrs.
Rachel Stalnaker, of St. Louis in the city this
week, and left Wednesday Cor Cincinnati = Mrs.
Jane Ten Brook will spend the holidays with Mrs. r.
b. Lamon, in Washington Miss Melissa Ritter and
Miss Sallie Vance, of Nation, visited Miss Georgia
Bowel the first of the week Miss Nellie Boyer will
spend the holidays with her parents, in Cincinnati
49, Mr. Hagemeyer and family, who have been the
guests of Mr. Leroy Wiley left last Tuesday for their
home in Butler XIV.
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James Archer Kills q Young Woman
pecial to the Indianapolis Journal

VINcENNEs, Ind Dec. Thames Archer, .
nephew of the notorious Archers who were lynched
year ago. at Shoals. murdered his sweetheart
Miss Stanfeld, to-day, near her home in Martin
county, Indiana He had betrayed her. and be-
she insisted that he right the wrong by mar
riag~, he killed her. Archer decoyed her to lone.
some spot and shot her through the breast. He was
arrested this afternoon and is now in Jail at Shoals
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Edinburg.

VIM. A. johnson and wife. of franklin, were the
guests of relatives here last Sunday Miss Louie
Miller Of Franklin: spent last Sunday with relatives
here Miss Vic Mayfeld. of Writ. Ind, visited rela-
tives In this place the past week. Mrs. Jas Law
left on Wednesday for Upton to visit relatives -
Miss Fannie Philips. of Madison. visited relatives
here last week Len Hackney. of Shebyville spent
last Wednesday with friends here
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cven at the residence of DR.. Wilson on next Thurs
day evening by the ladies of sbyterian Church.
- Postmaster Donaldson and. wife have returned
from Florida The teachersof the public schools
are giving of entertainments for the benefit
of the public school library. Dr. rJo rdan of Bloom
ington opened the with very instructive and
interesting lecture on MormonisLn.g
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MatrOOu.

The ladies of the Congregational Church are pre-
pairing to celebrate the 267th anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrim fathers at the residence of
MI and Mrs II. NJ. Dickson, the evening of the
list Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Kilner entertained . num-
Der OF friends with card party, Wednesday evening
--Miss Minnie Granger has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Chicago and Paxton H. - s. Good
year and wife, of Charleston guests of Nation
friends, Wednesday and Thursday. f. ID. Voris and
family. of Neoga, guests of Nation friends
tuesday evening Miss Melissa Ritter and Miss
Sallie Vause visited with Miss Georgia Bonetl in
Faris, Ill. Sunday last Miss Van Ashbrook de-
parts Saturday for two months visit in VermIlion
Douglass and Moutrie counties Mrs. E. A. Chris
tlan is home from Urbana, ILL., Miss Kate kootz OF
ShelbyvIe, ILL.,, is guest of Mrs. George Flowers.
The Nation Dramatic Company gave an entertai n
Ing dress rehearsal to operahouse full of invited
friends Tuesday evening, producing the play Above
the Clouds in highly creditabe style Monday
evening" Mrs. W. b. Dunlap entertained the mem
bers of the Ladies Reading Club in honor of Mrs.
Louie V. Woods, who expects to depart soon for
southern California Mrs. J. R. Brewer has re-
turned from Birmingham. Ala Gilbert Ward. of
Denver, Col is guest of j. Hayes and wife - Miss
Annie Igo has gone to Milwaukee :. Miss Dora
Digby, of Canton ILL.,, and Miss Iona Gregory. OF
Shelbyvile, Ill, guests of Mrs. w. H. Webster.
the past week. Mrs Strickland and daughters are
visiting in Springfield o. Miss Stella South, of ST.
Louis. is guest of Nation friends IT. R. Clegg
and wife expect to spend part of the winter in Cali
tornia- Mrs. J. d. Herkeimer has returned from
Cincinnati Cards out announcing the coming
marriage of DR.. w. Williams TO Miss Alice Dearborn
and Charles Z. Brady to Miss Jessie Caldwell. to
occur next week.
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st. ,COSeDh.

Mrs. J. G. Oldham and family spent Sunday in the
city; the guests Of j. Il: Strong and others Mrs
D. Il. Stevens and family have returned from visit
In Kansas City and St Louis. st. Joseph people
will indulge i'll ample holiday festivities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-18

Ierre Haute- Miss Lottie Bradshaw of Par:
IS, has returned home from a few days
VISIT with relatives here Johnnie Smith,
OF wichita, Kan. is spending few weeks with old
trends here Mrs. Elizabeth Breeding, of Paris, IS
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Arbuckle Mrs. j. Hustled
Is home from Kansas H. Goodwin and wife
of Martnsvie was the guest of relatives here last
Sunday and Monday Samuel r. Arbuckle. W m
ArouckIe and Mrs. Nancy Hammers, all of Edgar
county. summoned to Marshall. last week, by
the death of their brother, Joseph Arbuckle- Miss
Topsy Shipman, of Paris has returned from visit
In Marshall with the family of S. F. Pritchard.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05

Wife--"Yo71 ought to stop in and see
the Doctor, Henry, and get some medi-
cine for your throat - Husband--W What!
when there are several bottles of medi-
cine, not yet half taken, i'll the house?
We must be more economical.
Oscar Baldwin, who was jailed III
New Jersey for missapropriating So. 500,
600 Of bank funds, has got off with five
years imprisonment. He WIS first given
IS.
The White Star steamers will cake
mails on Wednesday OF each week, and
the Cunard line every Saturday, both
calling at Queenstown. The Innan
line will carry mails on steamers sailing
Tuesdays.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05

back here next summer to paint Niagars
Fails, and [ believe he'll spoil them, Sc
I do
s'Indeed, it happened in less time thar
+ can take to tell it, said the lady, who
was considered ssmewhat of bore.
ooh, I haven't the least doubt of that.
sand her patient but truthful listener.
Medical Professor What would you
do in case you happened to discover
that there was still life in & body that
you we're dissecting?' Student--lf the
life WITS very still, sir, I should pro
ceed."
-''Please, sir, there's a man
here who wants. The ninister-s'No ow,
Jane, you know ( can't be bothered
with visitors f<Ke says he is poor,
and if you will only" ''Send Linn
away, Jane, at once. l declare tis very
annoying. While writing this sermon
on charity, I've been interrupted three
times
Two girls were having a very animated
discussion when Jones entered, and at
first didn't observe him. "You're just
as hateful as you can be-, responded the
other. eff yop had any respect 90,
MIR. Jones!''---in duet. ooh, don't mind
NO." said Jones, taking seat. "Keep
it up. I rather like it. I'm a member
Of 9 choir myself
A suspicious looking character was
softly trying the door Of a store on
Michigan avenue the other night, when
policeman stepped <ozl5 Of the adjoin-
ing doorway and demanded, ''What do
You want?'' 81 lett O. package here. y
"Oh, you did! Quite a surprise when 1
walked out on you, wasn't it?" eyes
sir; supposed you were sound asleep. :"
"Foot reading Is the latest notion, the
character being read by the foot. :" The
notion is not very "late.' For years
the characters Of fathers of manageable
daughters have been judged by the foot.
# the foot becomes violently demonstra-
tive, the young man who is fond of the
daughter Of the man who swings it knows
right away that the girls father is an
irascrible old curmudgeon, and is not
hankering for son-in-law Of his name
and dimensions.
Jim McSnifter, Of the Calaveras Canon
was recently arrested in Austin for the
murder Of prominent citizen. ''You
say that you did not kill the deceased?'
said the coroner. ''No, I didn't say
anything of the kind replied Jim.
1.Well, what did you say?'' II said
if killed him, don't remember it,
."That is very singular = remarked the
corouor. ssGreat heaven!'' cried Jim;
ssJedge, do you expect man to make q
memorandum Of every little tritiing cir
cumstance that occurs during the day?"
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05

10 preserve steel knives from rust.
Never wrap them in woolen cloths.
When they are not to be used for some
time, have them made bright and per-
fectly dry; then take a soft rag and
rub each blade with woodashes. Wrap
them closely in thick brown paper and
lay them in drawer or dry closet
Coal-ashes, sifted through sieve,
rubbed on with cork dipped into hot
water Oh soft soap, are better to clean
knives than Bristol-brick.- .--P Philnde@-
ph1U GAIL.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
An Heir to Millions.

Bagley-Ssy no more, Aurelia,
forbid the match. Young Spriggs
may be gentleman, but he is poor.
Anrclia-But he is one of the heirs
to the great Hogg estate of sixty-four
millions.
..Notl,ing of the sort, girl, he is de-
cciving thee"
why. pa. I'm sure he told me that
he is one of the lawyers engaged to
defend tie will. N--PIbslodello1,sa Call.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
Minneapolis Produce.


WHEAr--No hard at S42Sc bid May.
No1northern S2a bid for May.
COkN-Sales light; 351S6c, according to con-
dition.
FLOUR-aIinneapolis patents. ii sacks, to local
dealers 6O04 70 fnr shipmentin sacks car lots.
S4al4 so lin barrels. .S4 5O9A 60;dcljycred Mt New
England points. s5O0M)52o; al New York points
81 SD0l4 30; rye flour. pure. nominal at 81 t5eD-
per 100 lbs, and bucgwheat. S4d5 per- Dbl:
BaAN-.Held at 8. so to LOO in bulk.
SHORTS-Bulk, $40 C001O IS.
OaTs-No 2 white selling at s1@2Sc Oh
track The range OF sample sales is from goo
Csc o t.
RYE-Nominala at 45@50c for Nos ands.
BAELEY-Ouiet at from sSQ14sc for Nos 2and
by sample.
Com MEA-Coarse, city, ii 00G1. S14 80, deliy-
cred in lots OF ton or more.
MIXED FEED-Guod southern quiet ut is 90 q
IS SO on track and to arrive; City ground. Tl3 OG
l6 60 for choice, delivered III lots OF ton or
more.
HAY--Receipts moderate; market steady and
firm: prices steady. choice sold at Stsa54I o0;
fair, steady, 50 00D5 80.
OATMEAI-Steel cut. 81 1898 per half hhl.
BUTTER-In job lots: Fancy creamery, Csc;
extra ttrsts, l6lISc: dairy, fancy Wn stc; duiry,
seconds. I4@,15c; dairy, thirds, S@9c. packing
stock. 8l9c: grease. 2@215c.
DRESSED MEATs-l'rices for we'll dressed:
Beef. hind gus Gags Hams, city.;::,... 91a g@
Sides, ,citydre'd5 @6H Breakfast bacon. 9M1l
Country dres' 'd.41a@5 Shoulders. -. 59 q
Fore uuarters..3 al sides. .............
Veal, choice. ....8 @1o Mutton, city,. s4@5
Dressed hogs. 15H,Nlutton, country. .5D5n
EGGs-Strictly fresh, Csc.
CHEEsE-Fancy f,ll cream, 1092c; tine ful.
cream, 9@10c: part skins. rose; skims, 406c.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
STANDARD" BREVIIT[ESS.

An end mal,--the undertaken.
Tariff reform is regarded rs a duty.
4. green grocer one who does not
sand his sugar.
The most inveterate borrowers are
those who borrow trouble.
How is it that &, man can act SO we'll
on the stage and SO badly of it?
A smart schoolboy says it takes thin
teen letters to spell "cow," and proves
it Thus: s'See-o-donhle-y -you.'
An instrument has been invented for
opening mail matter. It is called ':let-
ter rip" It couldn't alphabetter name
Brown" Hello, Jones' How's your
wife?'' Jones IA little deaf Very
clustering ana disagreable this morn
ing"
The gentleman with the cloven hooi
is ve1y likely to be found in company
with the gentleman with the cloven
breath
why may the inhabitants Of the polar
regions be supposed to be fashionable
people??-Because they move i'll the
highest circles.
'':Brigham Young" observes Puck,
.swas the man who broke the marriage
record" Soloman, being foreigner,
we presume, dosent count.
'.<Is it possible to teach girls how to
whistler asks an exchange. 1t is, if
you will only let them alone, after they
get their lips puckered up.
When Il cashier uses the banks funds
and makes money, he dosen't so to Can
ada. He stays right at home and at
tends to his Sunday school duties.
The new - silver certificates are all
ready for distribution. They are just
twice as attractive as the 81 certificates,
in the opinion of thrifty critics.
'.Do you know why the singer in our
choir reminds me OF an old toper?'
"No." well it's because she's about
three bar ahead OF her associates"
A writer says that the mating of hu-
man beings is beyond the power Of man.
Perhaps this is the reason why match
makers are usually Of the gentler sex.
s.Don't you think my daughter has
quite remarkable yoice?'' 'tShe cer-
tainly has. But wouldn't be discour-
aged. She's young yet and may out
grow it, you know"
..Well, that's just like the cheek Of
these foreign artists, observed Mrs.
snaggs. What is?' asked her husband.
i..Why. that man Munkacsy is coming
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05

Randall's tariff bill does not have
Carlisle's approval because it does not
go fer enough.
The government will pay damages 50
the British schooner illegally seized in
the Alaska waters.
February in Montana started in from
800 to 500 below zero. Ranchers pre-
dict rs per cent loss Of battle.
There has been severe fighting in the
Soudan in which the Arabs almost an
initiated three companies Of italian
troops.
DIR. Mott Alexander, leading bu
disispated physician Of Knoxville, Tenn.
killed himself and left note reading,
ST go to hell"
The Canadian papers are beginning to
tumble to the effect of the retaliation
bill. They divide their abuse between
the Imperial government and Sir John
Mcdonald.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05

TIE. Mercer s. Co. .,2O9 and 211 Second
street south. are turning out work that
is UNSURPASSED for neatness in the West.
Their steam laundry has no superior.
The firms large and substantial patro-
age is proof of this.
The Irish standard., 1887-02-05
Only Five of Them.

"Any lost children down there?''
asked a woman's voice through the
telephone of police headquarters the
other day.
eyes; five Of thern," was the reply.
'Only fye!, I've lost seven, and
wonder where the other two can bel"
--Deiroit Free Press.